Rene Lalique History
Lalique produced an array of glass architectural items such as
tiles, panels, show cases, fountains, lights, statues, doors, windows, railings, door handles, tables and cabinets.
His best known works are: Pavillon and fountain at the Exposition internationale des Arts decoratifs et modernes, Paris 1925.
Fountains and lighting for the Champs-Elysees Arcade. Panels for the Compagnie Internationale Des Wagon-Lits, Orient Express.
Tiles, glassware and lamps for the S.S. Normandie.
The Lalique glass in the Glass Church in Millbrook on the Island of Jersey.
1860: Rene Jules Lalique born in the village of Ay in the Champagne district of France.
1876: apprenticed with the Parisian Jeweller Louis Aucoq.
1878-1880: attends Sydenham Art College London.
Early 1880s: spent working for Aucoq, Cartier, Boucheron and others.
1885 Takes over the workshop of Jules Destape.
1890 Lalique marries and opens new business premises and living quarters at 20 rue Therese.
1891 Lalique's creates Jewels for his first important patron Sarah Bernhardt. 1893 Lalique begins experimenting with glass.
1895-1905 Executes approx. 150 important commissions for his biggest patron Calouste Gubenkian.
1900 Universal Exhibition Paris, Lalique exhibits Art Nouveau Jewellery & awarded Legion of Honor. 1902 New work shop and residence at 40 Cours la Reine.
1905 New retail premises at 24 place Vendome. 1907 Lalique designs perfume labels for Francois Coty and perfume bottles the following year.
1913 Opens glassworks factory at Combs-La-Ville.
1921 Opens new factory at Wingen-sur-Moder in Alsac.
1925 Paris Exposition Lalique pavilion and a magnificent glass fountain forty five feet in height.
1929 Glass designs for the Orient Express.
1933 Paris retrospective exhibition
1935 S.S. Normandie sails with interior fittings and tableware by Lalique.
1937 Combes-La-Ville factory permanently closes.
1940 Wingen-sur-Moder factory closes not to reopen until after the war.
1945 May 5th. Rene Lalique dies
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